There is plenty to see and do with on a dog-friendly holiday with us in Widemouth Bay. We’ve compiled our Top 10 list of things to keep you busy:
Bude Sea Pool: Bude’s semi-natural sea pool beneath Summerleaze beach is the town's number one attraction. It is open daily and free to swim. Dogs are welcome on leads and a water bowl is provided, but beware, there’s no shade to keep them cool in summer
Summerleaze Beach: A great beach for the whole family with colourful beach huts which you can hired for the day. Great facilities including water sports, outdoor pursuits, surf schools, and disability access. Dogs must be on leads from May 21 to September 30 from 10am-6pm
Tintagel Castle: Immerse yourself in mystery and myths at this medieval fortification that has long associations with the legends of King Arthur. Set high on Cornwall’s jagged north coast headland it has amazing views over the Cornish sea. Dogs are welcome but there are a lot of steps and cliff edges so keep them on leads for safety
Pencarrow Gardens: A Grade II listed garden, Iron Age fort, children’s play area, café and gift shop, there’s something for everyone here. Dogs are welcome and have 50 acres to explore but should be kept on leads around the grand Georgian house and café as there are free range chickens and peacocks!
The Milky Way Adventure Park: This all-weather attraction is packed with fun from rollercoasters to soft play and dodgems to its own Milky Way railway around the grounds. Dogs must be kept on leads, are permitted in most of the site but not allowed in the bird of prey centre, carpeted play areas or the rides
Bude Canal: A unique waterway originally built for transporting lime rich sand to local farms, today it's mostly for fun with canoes, kayaks, pedalos and bikes for hire. The level towpath is also idea for wheelchair users or families with pushchairs. A great place for walking the dog
Clovelly: This picturesque ancient working fishing village is set in the side of a 400 foot cliff, the only traffic being sledges and donkeys. Its steep, cobbled streets are lined with pretty cottages and winding lanes. Privately owned you park in the visitors car park at the top and walk down to explore. Dogs must be kept on leads
Eden Project: An hour’s drive away the Eden Project provides a great day out for the whole family. Gigantic Biomes house a rainforest, unusual plants and flowers from around the world. There are also themed events running throughout the year. Dogs on leads are welcome but not allowed in the Biomes and most indoor areas
Hidden Valley Discovery Park: With treasure hunts, puzzles, a maze and trails, this unique and fun attraction is great for the whole family to explore. Described by one Tripadvisor reviewer as 'a ‘Mad Hatter’ type of place. Dogs welcome on leads in all the outside trails but not indoors
Launceston Steam Railway: Step back in time on Cornwall’s only full-size railway still operated by steam locomotives. The track links the historic town of Launceston with the hamlets of Newmills. Many themed events are run throughout their season which runs from February to December. Dogs travel for just 50p
Multi-award-winning Dog Friendly Holiday Cottage, Gwelmor
Just four minutes’ walk from the beach at Widemouth Bay, north Cornwall, Gwelmor is a luxurious, self-catering holiday cottage which sleeps six (plus travel cot).
Our property welcomes three dogs and has a host of provisions to make your dog's stay as relaxing as yours.
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